Splitting up between Massachusetts and Ohio didn't effect excitement on the Charger track and field this past weekend. The team conquered events, made seven NCAA provisional qualifying performances, and broke two school records. Eight members of the team headed to Boston University for an invitational meet, while the rest competed at Ohio Northern University. (0) comments
After beating Gannon University and Mercyhurst College for the second time last week, the Hillsdale women's basketball team is now first in the GLIAC with an overall record of 19-3, 12-2 in GLIAC, the first division title in five years. The women defeated Mercyhurst Saturday 90-55 and Gannon Thursday 83-47. (0) comments
Striving for an end-of-the-season push to qualify for the GLIAC conference tournament, the men's basketball team struggled with inconsistency this past weekend and lost both games. The Chargers spent the end of last week on the road. Encouragingly, Thursday brought a hard fought game against the Division II No. (0) comments
A child's laughter emanated from the Wackernagel household in Montague, Mich., as a young Chelsea Wackernagel futilely raced her father around their house. "You'll beat me fair and square one day," Bruce Wackernagel said to his daughter after each race. Bruce, saw a future track star in Chelsea - even at her very young age - and, unlike some fathers, did not let his daughter get an easy win. (0) comments
The last five months of practice come to a head this week for Hillsdale College's swim team, at the annual GLIAC Championships. The team left for the University of Indianapolis Wednesday, where they are competing against eight other teams. Events began Wednesday evening and last through Saturday. (0) comments
There's a pitcher in the Major Leagues who throws the gyroball. He's not Japanese, and he doesn't play for the Boston Red Sox. He's a California-born Texas resident who pitches for the Rangers, and in his spare time coordinates Guitar Hero and Halo tournaments for charity. (2) comments
